Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II, Wireless, Bluetooth, Proprietary Active Noise Cancelling Technology in-Ear Headphones with Personalized Noise Cancellation & Sound, Triple Black
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- Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ear
Description
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II are a sleek, versatile musical companion designed to fit you and everything you do. Engineered with pioneering CustomTune sound calibration technology, these wireless earbuds intelligently personalize the noise cancellation and sound performance to fit your ears, so you get proprietary active noise cancelling technology and deep, immersive sound with powerful bass whether you’re at home or on the go. To ensure all-day comfort and a secure fit, the earbuds come with the Bose Fit Kit that includes 3 different soft, silicone ear tips and 3 different stability bands to mix and match to find your best fit. With a compact, lightweight design, you will almost forget you’re wearing them. Easily control your music or adjust your preferred level of noise cancellation with the earbud’s simple touch controls. Phone calls sound crystal clear. Listen for up to 6 hours on a single charge. The charging case holds 3 additional 6-hour charges for a total of up to 24 hours of listening time. IPX4 rating for sweat and water resistance. Advanced Bluetooth 5.3 capability. In-App EQ control.
Brand: Bose
Color: Triple Black
Ear Placement: In Ear
Form Factor: In Ear
Impedance: 16 ohm
Brand Name: Bose
Model Number: 870730-0010
Model Name: QuietComfort Earbuds II
Built-In Media: 3 pairs of stability bands (1 set pre-installed on buds), Charging Case, Ear Cushions, Eartip, USB Cable
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: 2 years manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 017817838320
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
Manufacturer: Bose
Headphones Ear Placement: In Ear
Headphone Folding Features: In Ear
Earpiece Shape: Rounded Tip
Color: Triple Black
Style Name: QuietComfort Earbuds II
Item Weight: 9 g
Carrying Case Weight: 15 g
Unit Count: 1 Count
Impedance: 16 ohm
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Frequency Response: 20000 hertz
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
Enclosure Material: Plastic, Silicone
Specific Uses For Product: Music
Compatible Devices: Bluetooth-enabled devices
Cable Features: Without Cable
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Additional Features: Noise Cancellation
Headphone Jack: USB
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Bluetooth 5.3
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Range: 10 meters
Bluetooth Version: 5.3
Control Type: Media Control
Control Method: Touch
Battery Charge Time: 1 hours
Battery Average Life: 6 hour
Carrying Case Battery Average Life: 10 hours
Carrying Case Battery Charging Time: 1 hours
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Color: Soapstone
——— UPDATE: March 2026 ——— Still loving my earbuds! I have occasional connection issues but am always able to troubleshoot and resolve on my own. Call/mic quality is great, I use them for phone calls all the time. The only complaint is the mic picks up certain noises too well; like a crinkling bag or water running. I’ve mastered the touch controls, so no complaints there. Still thrilled with my choice. ——— November 2022 ——— This is my very first purchase of wireless earbuds (well, I purchased 3 others at same time, to compare them to each other). I did a decent amount of research in a short period of time, and landed on three of the highest rated. These, the Sony WF-1000XM4 and the Beats Fit Pro. I'll start by stating that I haven't felt compelled enough to actually write a review in years. I was so afraid these would disappoint me based on other reviews and Reddit threads, but after just a couple minutes listening to music with these and the Sony earbuds - I had determined an easy winner. I didn't even bother opening the Beats Fit Pro because I knew there was no way they wound better than Bose. My previous earbuds were Bose Soundsport (a gift from someone), so maybe I just have some bias because I'm accustomed to the sound that Bose delivers. My only other prior experience with ANC wireless earbuds is Apple Airpods Pro (I think first generation?) and all I remember when I tried them is instantly thinking the music quality wasn't even close to my Soundsport. Which is a good segue into my Pros and Cons list. PROS: 1. Sound/Music quality. I'm not educated on all the components of sound/music, I don't know the exact science of what's what, I only know what sounds good to me. I know when music sounds "full bodied" and that's how I'd describe these/the Bose sound. The bass especially. I love Bose bass. 1. Comfort. One of my biggest gripes with the Bose Soundsport was the fit/the wing tips. I HATE the wing tips, even with the smallest size they would cause soreness in my left ear in less than hour. In contrast, I LOVE the way these fit/feel. I have worn them for 3+ hours with zero discomfort. And that's with the size that they came with, I haven't even tried the other sizes yet to see if they can be even more comfortable. 2. Noise Cancelling. Again, I'm not highly educated/experienced in this area (Soundsport didn't have ANC), but I can tell these do it well. I blow-dried my hair while listening to music and I couldn't hear the blowdryer at all (I did have my music up to max/near max volume), but still. I did try to compare this feature with Sony's, and either Sony's ANC was malfunctioning (I researched and troubleshooted), or it was just really bad in comparison to Bose. 3. Easy set-up/sync. Scanned a QR code, downloaded the app, and boom, I was connected. I've had zero connection issues. (I have a Galaxy S21+). 4. Aesthetic. I like how they look. I didn't like the weird knob thingy on the Sony, and I don't like the very obvious "b" Beats logo that's on the Bits Fit Pro, so I am extra grateful that I ended up liking these the most, because I also like how they look the most. CONS: 1. Hiss/static noise. One of the biggest complaints I saw people have with these is the faint static/hiss noise (when no music/sound is playing), particularly when in Aware mode (ANC turned off). And yes, mine make the noise, and it can be heard even if music is playing at a very low volume, and yes it's annoying, but when I considered how infrequently I would have my earbuds in but not have any music/sound playing (or have volume low enough to hear the static), I determined that's really not a deal breaker for me, and it doesn't outweigh the pros. 2. At first they were a little difficult to remove from the case, but I have quickly gotten better at knowing where to grab/how to remove. NEUTRAL FOR NOW/WILL UPDATE LATER: 1. Call/mic quality? In my research I also came across a lot of complaints about call quality, people say that the other person on the line can barely hear them/there's a lot of noise, etc. For me, I literally didn't even consider this a factor in my decision making, because I barely care. It's not my primary purpose or use for my wireless earbuds. However, I'll eventually test it out and will update my review later with my experience. 2. Touch controls. I'm new to this, so it could just be a learning curve, but every so often I have trouble getting the touch controls to respond or do exactly what I want. I like it, I think it's neat, and I'm sure I'll get better at it, but I also expect touch controls in general to be finicky on occasion. CONCLUSION: While I would recommend these to anyone, I do believe the best choice for everyone is going to be different, and that it's important to know what your priorities are, what annoys you more, etc. For me personally, the primary purpose of my earbuds is for enjoying music for relatively long periods of time, oftentimes while engaging in physical activity/chores, so sound/music quality and comfort are my two greatest priorities, so for my purposes, I am absolutely thrilled with these.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2022 by Samanthasaurus
Color: Soapstone
These headphones are without a doubt the best headphones I have purchased so far in my entire life. I say thus far, because I know that technology is able to continue to become greater and greater as we advance through time, but as of 2023 these headphones are so packed with technology that they meet every need that I could want out of headphones, and additionally have some extra really cool perks. I want to talk first about the number one need that I wanted these headphones to meet. They claimed that they had 100% noise canceling and I can confirm that that is absolutely correct. Closing out the loud outside world is something that is real true need of mine. I live in a major city, and everything is so loud that I can barely concentrate. I can't go to the grocery store, out to eat, for a walk down the road, or sometimes even sit in my own home without having some sort of overpowering noise that I don't want to hear. So here's how these headphones work noise canceling-wise. I'll give you two scenarios. Scenario one, I have had a hard day and had to talk to people all day. I'm hungry, tired, don't want to talk to anyone or hear anyone's voices. I go to my favorite fish restaurant because I'm too tired to cook but I know that I'm going to need some peace and quiet when I get there. I place my food order, then sit down at my table in a very noisy environment with lots of peoples conversations going in the background. Relaxation is just about to begin. I take out my Bose headphones, I insert one into my ear, and then immediately I hear this sound that sounds like a lightsaber. That's the Microphones in the headphones testing the ear seal to make sure sound doesn't get into the headphones. I insert the second headphone into my other ear, and hear another lightsaber like sound. For about two more second I can still hear peoples voices and then all of the sudden I hear a "beep" and everyone's voices fade away! The noise cancelling has kicked in, and it's time for me to enjoy my dinner with some relaxing peaceful music. I'm now sitting in the middle of a restaurant and I can only hear my music and no one's voices at all. Sometimes I'll turn my music off in the middle of the restaurant, and I'll watch funny Instagram videos in the headphones. Usually after a 20 minute meal and some funny videos, I'm so relaxed and happy even after a hard day's work, that I'm ready to go home and go to sleep. Scenario two. I live next to a very busy major street. I can hear lots of road noise, exhaust, loud stereos, and many other kinds of noises. I like to take walks and relax. It's not very relaxing walking when I have to hear a lot of these noises. I insert my bose headphones , and all of the road noises fade away. All I can hear once again is my music. I have to make sure that I stay on the sidewalk when walking, because these headphones cancel out noise so well that if I try to walk on the road, I'll likely get hit by a car because I will not hear the cars driving near me. So that being said, the main thing I love about these is the noise canceling. I mentioned that there were couple cool extra things about these that I wanted to tell you about. I do like the amount of bass that these headphones are able to produce. It's way more than I expected. Additionally the clarity on these headphones is so good that I can can barely describe it in words. There is a treble mode, and a bass mode within the app so I can choose between these two modes and intensify the kind of clarity and or bass that I'd like. The charging case is a medium to small size. It fits well then my pants pocket and doesn't get in the way when I'm in the gym. That's one other thing that I wanted to make sure I told you about, is that these are the perfect headphones for the gym. I've seen several other people in the gym with them on, and now I know why. They don't move around in my ears at all! I work out very intensely, and if headphones were going to move around then they would move around on me. They stay exactly where I put them even though I'm sweating on them non-stop for over an hour each day. I love everything about these headphones. My only regret is that I let the price of these scare me away for so long, and I didn't order them soon enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2023 by Wesley
Color: Soapstone
I wanted earphones that really cancel out extraenous noise, and after a bit of reading, I chose these. Everyone always lauds Bose and I have never owned anything from Bose and figured this would be a worthwhile investment. I read that the Bose wireless app is a pain to people and so I was prepared for that. Connecting the earphones via the app wasn't as daunting as I expected the process to be, but I do wonder why it is necessary at all since all other bluetooth earphones I have ever had simply connect through the operating system's bluetooth interface. Anyway, I got the earphones calibrated and all was great for a couple of months. A couple of weeks ago, the earphones began to cut in and out intermittently. Others have done this when I've walked by construction sites or a presidential motorcade has driven by and I didn't think much about it. Then, the noise canceling began to stop. It took me a couple of days to realize I could go to the app and turn it back on—but why was it turning itself off at all? I purchased these primarily for the noise cancelation feature. The noise cancelation from that point on stopped working unless I turn it on manually through the app. Then my earphone told me my battery was at 10 percent, which was weird. I charged the earphones, but they didn't charge. I did a hard reset and I plugged them into my computer to update the firmware, as per instructions I found online from Bose. The earphones worked again for a couple of days, but then I missed a couple of calls and realized that the earphones were staying connected to the phone even when I close the case, which always had previously disconnected them. Because they stay connected, the battery drains when I put them away. The only way to disconnect them from the phone is to turn off the bluetooth from the phone's settings—but even that does not disconnect them as far as the earphone case knows, and so the battery continues to drain. I plugged in my case yesterday around noon. It is now 6am the next day. I put the earphones in and..."battery at 10 percent." I can't believe that earphones have consumed so much of my time. I don't have time to be a Bose earphone owner, and I'm bothered that I spent hundreds of dollars on such a shoddy product. The sound quality and noise cancelation are great, but when the earphones only worked properly for two months, and the battery constantly drains itself, the earphones won't disconnect, and the noise cancelation constantly turns itself off, they're not good for anything at all. I regret having wasted my money on this product and I will not purchase Bose equipment again.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by David M. Conner
Color: Triple Black
I decided on the QC2 after trying Galaxy Buds2 Pro, Sony Wf-1000xm4, and Audio Technica ATH-TWX9. The Audio Technica have a better sound signature (for my liking) and have the look and feel of a $300 earbud. The mid and highs have a brilliance that the others I tried don't. However, I could only get them to seal using aftermarket tips that were uncomfortable and the noise cancelling was mid-tier at best. The Bose had Alternate Tips and stability bands, XXS and XL, on their website and I needed the XL. They fit perfectly and are very comfortable. Other manufacturers should take note. Another no brainer for a flagship Earbud would be wireless charging, which Bose does not support. Not a deal breaker for me but another miss. The Bose connect App is, frankly, not good. The Apps for all of the Buds I tried were better and THEY STAYED CONNECTED. The QC2 box states "Made for iPhone, Works with Android". I would assume that the App problems might be better with iPhone but is very frustrating using my S22 Ultra. I have to connect to it numerous times throughout the day and at least once a week I have to re-pair the Buds to my phone as the App can't find the device although it is actually paired to the phone. I would also like at least a 5-band equalizer in place of the 3-band. Another shortcoming is Codec support. While the QC2 supports SBC and AAC it lacks any type of APTX or the higher resolution LDAC. Hopefully this will be corrected in an upcoming firmware update. Bottom Line for me is I can for a while tolerate the poor App because the really good Noise Cancelling, very good audio quality and a really great fit. If we can get APTX HD or Lossless and invest some money into the Connect App these will be hard to top. UPDATE: I have been using these steadily for 3 weeks now and must say I'm quite impressed. After tweaking using The Equalizer the sound is excellent. I can wear these for hours and actually forget I have them in. The noise canceling is world class. I've learned to live with the app although I do wish it would stay connected, but definitely not a deal breaker. Raise the review to five stars, well deserved.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2023 by Charles M.
Color: Triple Black
I’ve been using these earbuds for about two years, so I feel like I’ve had enough time to give a fair assessment. When I first bought them, I was very impressed. The sound quality is excellent, and the noise cancellation does a great job of blocking out background noise, especially while traveling. Music and podcasts always sounded rich and clear. Unfortunately, there were a few downsides that became more apparent over time. The Bose app wasn't always reliable, and I occasionally had connectivity issues. Call quality was another weak point, the people on the other end often told me my voice sounded muffled or unclear or with an echo. I also experienced ear fatigue after wearing them for long periods, such as on travel days. After two years of regular use, the plastic stem on one earbud cracked where it connects to the silicone ear tip, making them unusable. Since they're out of warranty, I would be replacing them at my own expense. I have other Bose products that have lasted far longer. Overall, I enjoyed these earbuds for their excellent sound and strong noise cancellation, but the connectivity issues, mediocre call quality, comfort over extended use, and durability concerns are enough that I'll be trying a different brand for my next purchase of in ear buds.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by Cassidy
Color: Triple Black
Oh my gosh, I can't say enough good things about these headphones! They are my FAVORITE! I've tried the Airpods, Samsung, and Beats, but these far surpassed all of them. The sound quality is amazing. It feels like you are at a concert. The noise cancellation in these is unmatched. This was what made these headphones the winner for me. When they are in Quite Mode, you can't hear a thing. I always wear these on the plane, and I sleep like a baby because I can't hear all the commotion around me. It's also cool because when they aren't in Quite Mode, and you experience a loud noise (loud traffic, someone yelling, etc.), it temporarily puts them in Quite Mode until the noise is gone. When they are out of Quite Mode and you don't have music playing, you can easily have a conversation with someone and hear what they are saying. When they are in Quite Mode and you don't have music on they are as good as ear plugs. I know this feature is on other headphones, but I noticed it worked best on these ones. The charge last forever! I charge my actual case about once a week, and I use these babies every day. The headphones themselves last me a good 6+ hours before they need to be charged in their case. They connect to my phone with ease every time. I have small ears, and headphones usually hurt my ears, but I can wear these for hours with no discomfort. There are three different sizes in two different spots so you can customize the fit really well. I also love that they don't fall out when I'm working out or running. Because they are such a customized fit, they stay in really well. I always joke with my friends that I actually get excited every time I get to put my headphones in because it transports me to a different world. All I can hear and feel is the music. These are a game changer! My friend introduced me to these, and after listening to 30 seconds of one song I was sold. My best friend also just bought them because she had the same experience after trying mine. Phew... I know that was long, but it's because I can't say enough good things about these headphones and how much I love them!! You will not regret buying these! ALSO, I've had mine for nearly two years and I've had no issues with them, so it's worth the investment!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025 by Megan
Color: Eclipse Gray
My original review of this product wasn’t great to say the least but I do want to add this info as I just completed my warranty claim with Bose on these earbuds and I’m very happy with the outcome. My original review is still available below and although I do still have the same feelings for this exact product, the problem was rectified by the manufacturer. I contacted Bose with the issue I was having and was emailed a shipping label to return the earbuds and was offered their newest model (Quiet Comfort Ultra) as a replacement. Within 7 business days of me sending my earbuds in to Bose I have received the new product which came brand new in the original packaging and for this I’m beyond grateful. I decided to leave my original two star rating however because it pertains to the original earbuds that were a nightmare. If I were to review the new model they had sent as a replacement it would be 5 stars though! Original Review (before warranty replacement) Let me start by saying that I am a huge Bose fan and would consider myself very loyal to the brand. The very first product I purchased was the 3-2-1 home entertainment system probably around 17 years or so ago and since then if it has anything to do with speakers for me, it is most definitely a Bose product. This even includes my vehicle which I am thrilled that Cadillac always have Bose speakers installed. As for earbud headphones, I started with the Bose SoundSport model and they were great. Unfortunately, after almost a year and a half of heavy use the batteries were shot and only lasted about 30 minutes on a full charge so I upgraded to the Quiet Comfort model which I also loved. Unfortunately, after owning those for a year the glue that held them together began to break down and one of them separated into two pieces and would no longer play sound. For the amount I use these, I don't think that them only lasting a year was that bad. I basically wear them for at the least an hour every single day and most days 4+ hours. It was after the Quiet Comforts fell apart that I purchased these Quiet Comfort II series earbuds and the first thing I noticed was that there didn't seem to be much of an upgrade in sound quality or at least it wasn't as noticeable as the upgrade from the SoundSports to the first Quiet Comfort model. After a few days of using them they began to constantly lose connection to my iPhone & iPad and most of the time when this happens, a simple reset won't fix the issue and they refuse to connect to any of my devices. Ive tried everything to correct this when it happens, forget them in my phone's settings, erase them from my Bose Music app, etc. Nothing corrects it other than time. After a few hours of being in their case they will connect again after being removed but this is happening more frequent than not and it is extremely annoying. They also very recently started doing this thing where the sound gets all distorted while using them and then it will start playing sound from only one side for a few seconds and then it will switch to the other side and back continuously for a minute or so. It just really shocks me that I had absolutely zero complaints on any of my previous Bose earbud models and here I am having a nightmare of a time with these Quiet Comfort IIs. I did notice there is a new series/model out now(Quiet Comfort Ultra) and I really wish my Quiet Comfort 1s lasted just another two months or so as I would've just purchased whatever the newest model was at that time but to now spend another $300.00 +/- after just spending $275.00 on these only four months ago is very upsetting as well as the thought that the new model might also not be the same tremendous quality that I believed my previous Bose ear buds were. To tie up this review, I can't say enough good things about Bose products, however I would personally stay away from this model as they've been nothing but issues for me since the very first few times that I used them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by JayBee
Color: Soapstone
I really really wanted to like these earbuds. I was upgrading from a less expensive noise-canceling pair because the noise-canceling on those was okay but not amazing. I tried to do my research because these aren't cheap, and I am a fan of Bose products. The pros: the sound on these was really good, and so was the noise-canceling. I liked that I could customize the controls for each earbud, to a point, and I liked how well it drowned out ambient noise when I activated the noise canceling. Even when I didn't have music playing, they would still muffle the sounds around me. The touch controls did take a minute to get used to, but it was nice to be able to control the volume from the earbuds, which is something I couldn't do on my old pair. Now the negatives. The connection problems that everyone talks about are valid. I only used these with my phone, and after a week they started to get weird with connecting to it. I tested the connection with one earbud, both earbuds and the problem seemed to be if I was consistently taking one in and out of the case. It's worth noting that the range on these if I walked away without my phone, was not very far. Another complaint I saw in the comments was the voice assistant that talks to you. I personally didn't have a problem because if you have any other product in the Bose family, namely the speakers, it's exactly the same with announcing the battery life and when you're connecting to a phone. The voice also doesn't come in too loud so that was not a concern for me. At the end of the day, the reason I returned them was because the earbuds were painful for me to wear. I tried every combination imaginable with the given interchangeable parts. None of them solved the problem and it just hurt too much to wear them for any extended period of time (an hour was about my limit). I do have small ears, so this is probably where the problem came from, but I tried the earbuds without the pieces that cover where the sound comes out (not sure what else to call it) and they were still too long. I get why they are priced so high, I do. I'm just disappointed that I spent that much money on something that ultimately didn't work. Definitely should've done more research on their comfort.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023 by Kindle Customer